The Five Fundamental Ethics Principles Time
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Code of Ethics
www.ccpa-accp.caEthical Principles The expectations for ethical conduct as expressed in this Code are based on the following fundamental principles: a) Beneficence - Being proactive in promoting the best interests of clients. b) Fidelity - Honouring commitments to clients and maintaining integrity in counselling relationships.
Healthy workplaces: a model for action
www.who.intIt is the right thing to do: business ethics Personal and social codes of behaviour and ethics are the foundation of every major religious and moral philosophy. One of the most basic of uni-versally accepted ethical principles is to “do no harm” to others. In the workplace, this means ensuring employees' health and safety.
Sustainability Report 2020 - AstraZeneca
www.astrazeneca.comsustainability is fundamental to our strategy and, despite the challenges, our teams continued to make great progress in 2020 across our three sustainability pillars — increasing access to healthcare, protecting the environment, and demonstrating our commitment to ethics and transparency. All our efforts are underpinned by our commitment to the
World Para Swimming Rules and Regulations
www.paralympic.orgCode) according to how much their impairment affects fundamental activities in each specific sport or discipline. This is also referred to as “Athlete Classification”. Classification Panel: A group of Classifiers, appointed by World Para Swimming, to determine Sport Class and Sport Class Status in accordance with these Classification Rules.